My dotfiles for OS X / GNU/Linux.

Put your dotfiles or dotdirectories into "dots" directory, and run this command in the terminal:

$ ./install.sh

Now you can create symbolic links of these dotfiles in "${HOME}" directory.

If you want to change destination of symlinks, add an option and run like this:

$ ./install.sh [destination]

$ ./install.sh -h
Usage: ./install.sh [arguments] [destination]

Arguments:
    -h  or  --help   Print help message and exit.
    -f  or  --force  Force create symlinks of dotfiles.

ISC License (see LICENSE file).